Who's BS Got Taken for a Joyride?
I also have nothing but good things to say about Star Motors, although their service group I did get pissed at them, I thought they handled my issues poorly. It has to be said, though, who was the shop foreman who handed over the keys to a mechanic and a guy holding a camera? Never a good sign...
We at Star Motors of Ottawa take this posting very seriously. Yves Laberge, General Manager and Jeff Mierins, Owner of Star Motors of Ottawa do not condone the actions on this video. Within minutes of learning about the recording, the two individuals involved were brought in for explanations and disciplinary actions. We also contacted the customer who purchased the vehicle and informed him of this incident. As a certified race car driver, he understands that power can make people do irrational things.
We sincerely regret the events that have unfolded today. An internal investigation into this matter has been opened. In the coming days, we will be revisiting internal processes and meeting with all staff to convey the absolute importance of this occurrence. We are committed to customer satisfaction and are prepared to take the necessary steps to provide customers with the best service possible and the confidence they deserve.
But man 8+ minutes of pushing a brand new car is bad bad bad!
At 5:26 they go flying over the railroad tracks.... Just before the bounces the car off the limiter.
I'd be pissssssssssed!
Last edited by Rsquad911; Apr 14, 2012 at 12:48 AM.
Another example... you buy a new house and before you take possession, the real estate agent throws a big party in the house and then takes her boyfriend into the bedroom and "breaks in" your new bed for you... maybe leaving behind a little DNA evidence in the process.
I bet you wouldn't be very happy. This is no different in my view.
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Another example... you buy a new house and before you take possession, the real estate agent throws a big party in the house and then takes her boyfriend into the bedroom and "breaks in" your new bed for you... maybe leaving behind a little DNA evidence in the process.
I bet you wouldn't be very happy. This is no different in my view.Another example... you buy a new house and before you take possession, the real estate agent throws a big party in the house and then takes her boyfriend into the bedroom and "breaks in" your new bed for you... maybe leaving behind a little DNA evidence in the process.
I bet you wouldn't be very happy. This is no different in my view.+63!!!
Another example... you buy a new house and before you take possession, the real estate agent throws a big party in the house and then takes her boyfriend into the bedroom and "breaks in" your new bed for you... maybe leaving behind a little DNA evidence in the process.
I bet you wouldn't be very happy. This is no different in my view.As I said rlier, sadly these kind of "test drive" happens everyday.. we just dont know about it.
This behavior is inexcusable. My assumptions are that MB Canada is delivering a serious dressing down to the dealer principle and will probably be warning all the other dealers at their next get together.
In my case, I followed the car from Autoport to the dealer (live in Halifax) and made sure it was not driven by checking the odometer when it came off the truck.
Prior to me taking delivery I took it for a gentle spin. I found a couple of bugs with the car and had to wait till they got the parts from Germany before I took final delivery of the car.
This behavior is inexcusable. My assumptions are that MB Canada is delivering a serious dressing down to the dealer principle and will probably be warning all the other dealers at their next get together.
In my case, I followed the car from Autoport to the dealer (live in Halifax) and made sure it was not driven by checking the odometer when it came off the truck.
Prior to me taking delivery I took it for a gentle spin. I found a couple of bugs with the car and had to wait till they got the parts from Germany before I took final delivery of the car.
ps. I will once again apologize for my derogatory analogy on page 4 even though I admitted to going to far shortly after... that was my mistake and I owned up to it.
Besisdes its takes more then 1Km to do a proper PDI!!
SLS63AMG, there is something you obviously don't understand. When you have someone's permission or it's a track day, then "joyriding" is to be expected. When it's not yours and you didn't have permission, STAY THE F*** AWAY. The only exception to this rule is a rental car, but they expect that.
It's like saying, "Well, sir, I wined and dined your daughter, took her to a romantic movie, lit the candles at home, and made love to her with her consent." What the father will be pissed about is you just took his 16 year old daughter's virginity.
I don't care how much road etiquette you displayed with your turn signals etc., you took someone else's car for an unsanctioned ride for your own amusement in a manner in which the owner of the dealership and owner of the car should be upset. If it was a "normal" test ride, none of this would have happened. However, your stupidity got the best of you - taking the ride in the first place and posting it on YouTube.
Besisdes its takes more then 1Km to do a proper PDI!!
Besisdes its takes more then 1Km to do a proper PDI!!
OK Mr 1st post!
You're probably one the idiots who were in the car!
I hope you lose your job... Better yet, We'll submit the video to the OPP and pray you get charged for reckless driving!!! Then you "really wouldn't have a license"
Last edited by Rsquad911; Apr 14, 2012 at 11:40 PM.

Besisdes its takes more then 1Km to do a proper PDI!!
Besisdes its takes more then 1Km to do a proper PDI!!











